Native Wellness News Today

This fall, the Cheyenne River Youth Project commemorated two special milestones. It celebrated its 35th annive...

A Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) congregation in Portland, Oregon, made the final vote Friday to give land back to the Indigenous-run Future Generations Collaborative to build Barbie’s Village—a tiny home village and early childhood center for...

A Portland Presbyterian church gave land back to build Barbie’s Village – a tiny home village for homeless Indigenous families.

Native American health and wellness news and articles promoting pride in culture through tradition, fact and beliefs.

“We need our neighbors and friends to care that this has happened.”

Community members gathered on Indigenous Peoples Day to honor the dream of a woman who wanted to help Indigenous families in need

The Cheyenne River Youth Project is launching a new track in its nationally recognized teen internship program...

Mill Valley, Calif. (PRWEB) June 13, 2022 -- Auberge Resorts Collection is celebrating summer across all properties with adventure, exploration and education

Apparel brand   is honoring legendary Native American athlete and Olympian  Jim Thorpe with a new collection. This new collection of five apparel pieces was designed in partnership with Native American actor  Martin Sensmeier, and a portion of proceeds will benefit The Native Wellness Institute.  Born in the Oklahoma Territory, Jim Thorpe learned to run on the plains. In Stockholm, in 1912, Thorpe became the first Native American to win gold medals in the Olympic Games. ...